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Show a t PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD,: WEDNESDAY, MA'Y 1 1, 1932 I 3 t I- t 2 J I 1 mmammmm A : I ScrlpprCawf ield ar - . Gilman. NIcollfc .. Francisco. Detroit, .ttoBTon, jmoe Aggewy ow.w, wwgw. , Subscription tema-by carrier in Utah csotmtyJcentStb; f 45j5 Jha year In advance; by matt, In the uovr.ty? $4X0; outside Utah' bounty. I&00.-7. j. A. Owens, Boslneaa Manager. -.v 5 IJtaimiisOB, Managing Editor. S " tJ Underneath the Hawaiian Trouble 'Now that mosffof the noise about the "honor mu.rder,,.; .-, in Hawaii has died down; it seems to us that most of it was Jmriecessary j3r- -v-JT - . . - - rr The'trouble could have been avoided by vigorous prose- cution and punishment of 'the men accused by Mrs. Massie of iattackinglherv The failure lies mainly, at the door of 7 .Prosecutor-Kelley,- , - ! , - tTtIt is useless to judge conditions in Hawaii without real-r real-r izing that Hawaii is mainly Oriental; that the white popula- j hiion iS a minor Jvcui; mat me ibiwiuo a v. iu ?. :a Jiotbed of interracial trobble. : ; -.j.j-s r b When races are mixed, one race must always dominate., i Of course, the white race must dominate Hawaii, even tho 1 -:i its numbers descend to 1 per cent of the total population, i " t We are trying to govern a : hodge-podge r of Japanese, f Chinese; Filipinos and heaven-knows-what by a combination i of bureaucratic and. military.naval rule. The set-up is alii al-ii most" hopeless from thestart. : , - taught to respect whiteXwomen;? White women, on the other hand, must learn to maintain a certain dignity and conduct themselves so as to command respect. The "little brown brother" idea may be all right in fiction; it isn't in reality. We adopted Hawaii as part of the white man's burden, if ; you like. Our responsibility demands strict' j ustice, good administration and a realization that races will not mix. mice: REVUE IN READINESS -i'- -vv- . ;. . The -first annual dance revue, presented by the women's physical education department of the B.Y.U. under: the direction of Aline Ctole-; man dancing instructor, next Friday Fri-day wUl have as one of its feature numbers, an ensemble number, with 0 girls on the stage of College hail at one time. Tha girls will be ; attired ' with beautiful co. tumes ta supplement the interpre- : UtiVe tap and . national dances planned,: for the revue. , -. Another outstanding ' dance planned is - the silhouette number xti :,hlch--ttha -alngij lights front tack stage will illumine the group In front as : they pose for . groups statue representations. Sta t u e groups will also be represented in the plastlque poses. In keeping with i" the date of presentation, Friday 13 Hiss Coleman Cole-man has planned also a grotesque number with costumes, dance and atmosphere in line ., . with the ghost'.'. moUf, . ' - i , CIINEALOGIfAI. MEETING : An interesting session v pf . the Fcurth ; ward genealogical, society day evening. -, '.::.''. wa? held at . the ward chapel Mon-. Mon-. jpiuiness concerning thu temple excursion , to be held May 12 was discussed, after, which A. T;-Dun-ford, chairman; gave v Interesting experiences in. relaUon' to the "Bo experiences in . relation- to the "Book of Remembrance." , .. Mrs. Priscilla , Swenson of the stake board gave a talk on the personal hiography contest which Kji'to he held In the near future. "C L.ynn Hayward ' gave the lesson . - riEphralm in the Latter Days.7 Three beautiful selections were "furnished by the , Relief Society .-chorus." A social; followed the ' meeting - r-nir refreshments were served - to 40" members and visitors. OUT OUR WAY 7 Ot CCkGi&OKie ' .... &..A.kB 14 AO : NMHU1 WWW OO A GUW ? ' ATlr4 ! &ET GOOD WiCrrtT. Z3&&ziPjr - ' : 0xtcXa' ISmtj tarousiwc Csa laa A SCRIPP3-CANFIELD ' t ' Every Afternoon, exceyt Saturday, and Sunday iloralaji . - ; Published by the Herald Ccaporatlbn," N. GuAnar. BaWuspn, Resident.. 60 " Soutb , - First West Street. Provo, Utah. Entered aa second-class, matter at the post-office post-office la Frovo. Utah, under the act of March 3; 1879. -;V-- V - l Ruthman, National "Advertising Prcvo Man Leases Geneva' Resort Geneva resort, . for many years one of Utah county's most popular playgrounds, will be operated during dur-ing the coming season by, Val Hicks of Provo, according to a statement made by Mr. Hicks Tuesday.,- . - . . With the announcement that he has ; leased ; the resort, Mr. Hicks states that two pre-season "dances will be given prior to the formal opening ! on Memorial . day. . A num&er of Improvements are being made at the resort, among which, is a complete, reconditioning recondition-ing of the dance floorwhich, when completed, Mr. Hicks asserts, will make this tile, finest dance floor south .of. Salt Lake. iThe baU will be redecorated, and the bathing department de-partment 1 being compdetely overhauled over-hauled ; for the sportsmen's " outing Saturday and Qunday, May a. and for. the formal opening. - Sixth Ward Play Set For Thursday - "And Mary; Did, a "clever,, three-act three-act - comedy, will be presented in the Sixth ward amusement i . hall auisday evening at 8 o'clock, under, un-der, the auspices , of the ward "M" men. s , -' ; Miss Zola Martin Is the director and according to witnesses of the first performance, the r entertainment entertain-ment will prove unusually delight: fuL , ' ' ite cast of characters includes: Miss .Margaret Startup, Earl ' Wlg-nall, Wlg-nall, Thomas Griffiths, Miss Doro thy Oakley, Miss Clara Peterson,' iu3 Uorotny Chipman, Miss Max-ine Max-ine Maynard, .Roy Hudson,- Miss Lillian Mortimer, William : Hasler and Miss Bertha Walters. - . . ? MOTHERS ARS GRATEFUL Gold Star mothers of Provo wish to thank the American Legion auxiliary aux-iliary for the potted plants . sent them on Mother'a day. 'Each4 gold star mother - received cncpOtPap 7 KirH .THAT IKl . I I uP' TmP DUMB DOtlES& H SCHOOLS KWSELf; VI AMD OOLUY OUMBELL OR I'D HELP ' . AMD ALU THAT -r Xl-i-W4thA COME. OM. II n r-NWAi-r -x'kA r)UMR IM HIS GROAMtKiCri FACT, 1 I Oy. - . .. .. M'Ai - - Tl liberty Cs5 NEWSPAPER representatives, ;New York, San Today's- Observations v by the . ' OBSERVER - ' )- Jim' Marshall Editor Western Features We talk "' aCjout f being . "taxed . to death" but only, a few score years ago thousands, of English people actually were... the government invented a tax on windows--and . v poor peo-people peo-people lived in homes without any m consequent "'.. --deprivation of . fresh air and sunlight ' started epidemics that wiped but multitudes... and that's one of the things we never knew beforebut that we found out this week and here are some more: Tulare '.county, - California, Is the , only county on earth to . have a disease '.named after it "tularemia" "tulare-mia" which is , carried to human beings from squirrels and rabbits "Idiots" originally were Greek citizens yho didn't care to indulge in politics and who were thus thought simple minded '(It's the ot'aer ;-' way around, now!) - : -:- j . : Asylums '''for insane ' people were started ' in 'America by a woman Dorothea Dix vho made various states build dozens of them ' '' ' - - fc ; "- " ' , -r--7' ; : New York stote orice -1 paid a quack flOOQ for .. a rabbles "cure" consisting of ' ground-up bone and the green rust from copper coins . , r , There has never, been an authenticated auth-enticated case of shellshock' -. , ' a pain in the ack . doesn't mean-, kidney . trouble because kidney - trouble ' is - almost always painless t -Nightmare. :. has . nothing to do wit'a , hqrsesr-hut comes from the Norse. goddess -s ;iMara"--who rs China todayv than there were in the ' LUpited States at the height of the ooom, - . , . . - J!.In; America, a - man with ' - a trace- of ' colored blood is "colored" hut In' South 'America a man with only - a - trace- of white blood is "wnite" .-' Ve- most . popular . amateur profession' is ..medicine If you don't believe ' it get a boil and . discover dis-cover that everyone you s meet has a sure-i'ire remedy for it For 200 -years ; everyone" Believed men had more teeth than women and - then 'some skeptic ' counted them and found it wasn't so ' y -men. -and women have, the same number of - ribs too ; ...the word "artery"-' means "air tube" because k. the Greeks V and Romans thought they contained air? instead of blood "'.- ;r. five doctors signed the DeclarT ation" of Independence t, - AND LISTEN:"- It - certainly' is astonishing iraat a lot ot miscel laneous Information you can pick up in just a few days ' ; a large American': flag from the government on ' Mother's ' day, ' according ac-cording to Mrs. Wilmott Tucker. BY WILLIAMS XtO - L. i T ;i-4rLJiPi X tMST IM DUMB ! was supposed, -. to terrify sieepe . vA ,- s v . - v s.- ,V t . - - - ' . . .There. ae"fV;niTnidnitngin rrttstiir Right now iM "tERRiBLh OUMBf till" " MM! oil Howdy, oiks ! - Calvin Cool- Uge says. the final solution for i onanployment Is work, 7;. - ? i Ileans, what' startling npv Ideas- will .tbege groat leadrre uave'nexir Noted geologist 'declares the Pa cific vcoast fmountsJnai re moving westward. But don't be afraid: If you step lively, thv-r wont hit you. POPULAR SCIENCE I Today w take pleasure in Introducing In-troducing Wllmer W - Glotz, bril-llant bril-llant young set-entist, set-entist, .-who has Just ' - invented a miniature - broad-castlngset broad-castlngset that can ;. be r iris tailed Inside a golf ball so -that the ball can, radio back' " 'when Tt rgets lost ... Household Hint: Bykeepihg a bottle of ink handy, you can., use a fountain pen just like any 'other pen without air the' bother Of filling fill-ing it. . . I JTAVOKITE SOWUSO" I- FA3IOUS PEOPLE, I Ben , Turpin "I s Jost i Can't Make My Eyee Behave." "All noise," says a professor, Is a. symbol of imperfection." Mebbe, but the sizzle of a porterhouse porter-house steak in a frying pan always sounds perfect to us. sa It n a n a M n a H DON'T WASTE A Jnst Send It To n n Anderberg Beauty Shoppe - Lv Velivet Your-Jrarcels PACKAfSR riKT.TVU'Tl' Rates 20 cts City Limit 8 a. m. to 11 p. m. BOB THOMAS. Prop. 43 East ' First North (J Phone !! 39 it HATS-GLEANED AND BLOCKED ' - Modern Machine Method We Also Clean Rugs ii MADSENiiCISlANJWGCO'11;?.!! in r PiEENbsEljaAN OPTICAL AND JEWELRY CO. ' Official Watch ? Inapeo I tors for U. D. R. G., S. I V. Rallroada. I I I All makes of Watches Repaired II II II : i: ii Phop386-W, ;i20 .W.enter, Bt. ECONOMY SHOE-SHOP Espert Shoe Repair. Uink o aU -kinds Col 1 cJ , .fi-i. '-.L. is . f fa 1 ill II h mi M ii I rX:"""1 and made ' TOM DEMfiS tte' 500 W. Oiw f . . n " .WAii II if ii it I : PERRYfS rtSEEJD STORBv See Us For Plants. Shrubbery, Sceds Etc. -r- 3S Years Experience. Store 40ar W CenterriGreenhbuSe '5th N.;& 8th Wy; Frank D. Fielding j&SSl watch HOSPITAL. fJ! a Expert Watcli and ra - - . jiimk im-iiuji iiik . Give Us a Trial. Work Guaranteed 544 West First North, Provo ' VALVE GRINDING ; - All 4-cyllnder cars $2.75 to $.t.KO All 6-cylinder cars S5.00 . to ee.75 Rings and. rod bearings 4 4-cylinder cars . .S..00 to f 7.00 Rings and rod bearings ' ' -oyllndr earn . .$.00 to 7.T5 BILL PRtB-AVTO MECHANIC . at- Danlria Aato Wreckage-Thlrd Wreckage-Thlrd S. and U. Aye.; .;-Pbonft'8 SEE US ABOUT YOUK Deeds; ConveyaneiHi . 'Notary Public . . - " ; - II- F. THOMAS I t A BSTRACT CO: IM W. Center , Provo. Utah !! Juenke ;AiitoBpdjt j and Metal; Works! 5 RADIATOR and WELDING ! H , BODY and FENDER; WORK. 1 1 70 W. Second "North Phone 173 L . - ' ' S ADVERTISING; u NOVELTIES 11 Kan f Flytraattf r - Cardhoart j j MatchmraUbers. Tliermonwltr 1 1 Calendars, Leather, Glass, fite, GEORGE II. MURRAY, Phone 231 - 253 N. 1st W Provo :W rr - ' rr - i rftf V. ipia - r Lawn JHowera Sharpen- M H The Fix-It Shop :t is !! C. Owen Draper at 111 No., Univ. Ave'-Phone 248J Day or Night II J - - ,". i -- ' : " j 1 -11 . , ... : IS JE..O. JVIQE & CO; i'lumbln A Sieam HeatlnR fl I '--r- - J1 i v.;.' ft' hon I7-4 " ! J , , v r provo, Dtah : - si N. FIRST WESf STREET " 1 1 r 1 111 . i ... ... -i j ,,m n , , a 4 '. P L- LARSEN PLUXIBCJO RIAIR - i wee glad fhat. the senate 'fi nance committee reduced the ta on cigaret papers. V For a time we were... afraid we would have to go backto smoking corn-silk wrapped In strips of newspaper. ).:'' - -' ' " V. CHOICE -"POETICAL SELECTIO JflSV? C. The Spring ia' hre--the delicate-. delicate-. footed May, With its slight', finger full -of flow- And with It cmnee.aanirst to De away - lovelier . scenes. In our" .."Fionas ' wS" uni.a stein. ' The" ideal place to spend a vacation va-cation Is where tlie fish bite and the mosquitoes den't, and where neither the bees nor. the.; hotei-keepet hotei-keepet stings you. . ; . .. . .. .. . . ,; -' ' : j. The modern flapper raise3 one footr-hen kissing. The old-fashioned girl merely raised a row. . l ; s PARTING SHOTS 1 t i; '4MxcTear she's so mean she 1 would hide red ants under her j j husband's wis!" ' Y - Definition: Hospitals are places where; people, .who are run down wind up. ' Two big fights will be held this summer the Sharkey-Schmeling battle .and - the Democratic conven- tton-;-.;:, Where in heck is that office, boy?. -ART SHANNON. SINHLE THING On Of Th .... 143 S. 3rd East - Ihone 089 DANIELS AUTO , wDi?nAri? , f f JLVXil VXVJHLXlll lowing aiMt WetIUi?gr( i Secyice Day or Night I 3rd . end CnjTj ATrr ?bona 9 I OSCAR CARLSON 13 8 Sporting: , Goods Co. ii TENNISk RACKETS j! RE-STRUNO II . KEY - LOCK WORK ' Lawn Mowers Sharpened Phone K&: 112 N. it. Ave J r UTAH COUNTY MATTRESS FACTORY wa,wo Aiiuivi i WOOL -AND- COTTON -: MAT-' !! WOOL AND- COTTON : t TRESSES, COTTON RATTS ll i: CS1 W. 2nd N. Phone 345, Provo ii ii !! ii ri pro Vo Super Service ii II ii mkk rKiuiiNS, Bigr. ll II Greasing, . Washing, r Polishing, ll II II Si II II II II II II II II II Tires, Tubes and Accessories " Phone 1551. 2nd So. & Univ. Ave AUTO PAINTING : AND POLISHING l; .v Furniture t Repainted ' " Best Materials Used. - Work Guaranteed. . HARRIS A BURCH. .Props.4 4 -27- North "Second West ii ANDERSON GARAGE VKCKIN SKKVICE ii and, -t rVlcrtti .4. Sift 1160 COLLECTIONS n ii ii ii Send nvyour 1 delinquent no ii .t iw No collections, nu . ! ! rrr .17 year experience. it SUAWfER lERCANTILE ' Room S. F . A MC Sank Rlds. - -- . A' .... ...... . . ' j j r s Radiatpra Rehtiilt itepairedIeaned Ahlahcler C6! 11 Ii II 11 !! Phone 142, So., Univ.' Ave. I ji WORK A SPECIALTY rni -ai x new"''' . .'w''1 yv-v- - I V -fir IS v. ... ' ... . ..... X. - ..v mm V,A man divided $560 between four tons. The finl ion got half as much as the third and fourth together, the second ton col as much as the first and fourth . - togetbo; &e third son got twice as jhuch a die fourth '' How oiuch'did each son .n STICKER SOLUTION IndiscqImInatIvb - Above is the word that is formed by inserting iht letter i five times, among the letters NDSCHmTVE. ... buy a tire at our regular Low Price . . get a Tube FREE . . ! No motorist cait afford to pass up this opportunity oppor-tunity for additional savings. Prices are lower than ever before, and these Low Prices have not been increased to cover the cost cf the FREE tube. . . Remember, the lost day of this liberal offer U Tuesday, May 17th. A B!.u Ribbon Tube to fit given FREl with each VTear-teell 4 or 6-Pty Western Giant or High Pressure Tire . . . A Juml Tube to fit FREE with or Western Ciant Super Just fhlrik. genuine a TUBE to fit FREE 29x4.40-21 WestGiant Center. TractioiB.: EACH 111 PAIM $3.95 tor One Tu by F R E E 32 28x4.75-19 West. Giant Center Tractioa "0 EACH im Pais $5.15 for One Tube FREE 31x5.00-21 West. Giant Center Traction EACH IN PAiSS $5,78 for One Tube? FREE 31x5.25-21 West. Giant Center Tractioa EACH in Pains $6.58 for One Tube FREE 88 $ 63 Proportionately LOW PRICES on other sizes, and bh our 6 Ply 1 western oiant Center traction, Western (jiant Double uuty; andc -r -: ; ; Super Whipcord-sk for prices on your size: ' '?A I''. "fir rC f' s 1 a is - .xji ATTEPeY With battery prices at their lowest i. level In "Western v Auto's flijstofy, you" need not risk hav- V , Ing vacation pleas-4 ures marred : by battery failure. Save money by buying .your battery bat-tery NOW from '!Western Auto? 4 brands to choose from, every ' one backed by our famous GUARANTEE GUAR-ANTEE , 1 . V ' World's Headquarters; . "-for .." 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I Western Giant Tires at with every tire You K 29x450-20 m 22 EACH IM PAIM West. Giant Center Tractioa . $4.36 for One Tube FREE 29x5.00-19 West. Giant Center Tractioa EACH IN f$M $5.45 for One Tube FREE 28x5.25-18 West. Giant Canter Traction EACH im Pairs $6.20 for One tube FREE 29x5.50-19 West. Giant Ctattr Tractioa 72 EACH IN PAINS a: $6.95 for One Tube FREE SAVE ON QUALITY OIL! 40c GALLON AND UP! Take no chances with inferior oil, ' your motor de- ' . serves the best. Long Run Oil xrrw Quality Western Oil IN HULK bring' your own csux , , ' Gallon , t tiaL Sealed Can i 5 GaL Seale d Can ..48c $2.76 Interco 100 Pure Pennsylvania Oil ' Refined from the finest Pennsylvania Pennsyl-vania crude! 2 Or..; Heale- Can'". .$1JSS 5 GaL, SeeleJ Can .... . ; .$3.75 Oldest avid Largest Retailers of 170 Stores in the West- $M99 -nJ cided, that after, all they preferred California... . V Paradoxically, - and without any apparent T reasonrsome of the California-bound . emigrants here changed their minds and set out for Oregon. SWIM AT. ARROWHEAD New Low Swimming V Rates Every Tuesday, " 15c with .your own suit and towel; 25c If fur nlshed by us. Spec, family-rates on Tuesdays of 50c for entire family, with your own suits and towels. Regular rates other than Tuesdays . tSc With Your Own Suit S5c Wth Ours Swim For Health in Pure, Natural Warm Water! these Low Prices and Save Up To 30 . . ! 0x4.50-21 West. Giant Caster Traction 29 EACH IM PMM $4.46 for One Tube FREE 30x5.00-20 $ West Giant r Center Tractioa , EACH IN PAI15 $5.52 for One Tube FREE ' v- v 30x5.25-20 West. Giant Center Tractioa EACH in Pains $6.50 for One: Tube FREE 32x6.00-20 (5) mf'ji West. Giant EACH 6 FULL PLY in Pains $8.92 forOhe Ttfbe FR1E HOLLYWOOD Kasrom-Bnt Seat Covers for All Cart at 1932 Low Price . Save 20 to 30 on the finest seat covers made and select just the pattern you want from the largest selection in the West . . Slip-On Seat Covers ; rorm-fitting attractive and durable, dur-able, according to 3 Q ' car make, models V 3-' Up Auto Supplies For Your Convenience Con-venience Open Saturdays to: 9 P.M. T - I 1 bwml ;129 West Center tMWO NAM |